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Billionaire hedge fund manager Paul Tudor Jones has warned 'the game' of buying bitcoin as an inflation hedge might be over, but what about other cryptocurrencies like Ethereum? As Bitcoin's dominance rises, Ethereum price looks to be favoring bears for the time being.
After having declined more than 15% relative to bitcoin (BTC) in the first four months of the year, ether (ETH) over the past two weeks has continued to struggle. This has led many analysts to predict that the bears will have the upper hand for some time to come.
If Ethereum moves above the $1840 resistance level, we might see a decent increase toward the $1920 level. However, until then, it's likely that the bears will continue to dominate the market.
This week, we take a closer look at Ethereum, Ripple, Cardano, Optimism, and Pepe. Ethereum (ETH) The market leaders turned flat this past week as investors await further market developments.
Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH), two of the most popular cryptocurrencies, failed to show notable upwards movement early Thursday. This lack of momentum has led many investors to question the future of cryptocurrencies in general.
Bitcoin price holds steady despite a positive Retail Sales that cheers the US Dollar. Ethereum price stalls as it awaits the BTC cue, leaving many traders uncertain about the future of the cryptocurrency market.
The Solana (NYSE:SOL) price has failed to pick up despite a spike in daily active users, but if it can get above these key resistance levels, we may see a significant increase in price. Until then, it's likely that Ethereum and other altcoins will continue to struggle.
Overall, it seems that bears currently have the upper hand in the cryptocurrency market, particularly for Ethereum. However, as the market continues to evolve, it's likely that we'll see new trends emerge and new opportunities for investors and traders alike.
